Retrofitting underfloor heating has gained popularity among homeowners seeking to enhance their home heating systems. Unlike traditional underfloor heating installations, retrofitting involves installing an overlay system on top of the existing floor.

Retrofit underfloor heating is a system designed for installation beneath existing floor surfaces, as opposed to being integrated into new construction where it's installed before flooring is laid. This system typically involves pipes installed within the subfloor or directly beneath floor coverings, such as tiles or laminate. This eliminates the need for removing floorboards or excavating the floor. You have the option to connect the system to a central heating system or operate it independently, offering an efficient and uniform heating solution from the ground up. Retrofitting is especially appealing for those seeking the benefits of underfloor heating without undergoing extensive renovation or major construction. This approach is particularly suitable for homeowners extending their homes or undergoing renovations.